When these events are graphically plotted into 1-Mb bins, a continuous flux in sequence was observed along the entire length of the chromosomes of the Oryza species relative to the Refseq (Fig. 4).
"And it requires a continuous flux of carbon and energy in a way that can be focused to make cells".
Her set was a continuous flux, or maybe a fluctuation repetition.
"It's not a static but a dynamic project, in continuous flux".
The public health threat-model is in a state of continuous flux, because our well-being is under continuous, deliberate attack from pathogens for whom we are, at best, host organisms, and at worst, dinner.
In addition, they are in continuous flux: Pieprzyk et al.[41] claimed that the mean diesel and petrol GHG emissions are 347.5 g CO2 kWh−1 and therefore on average 15% higher than indicated by Global Emission Model of Integrated Systems 4.5 (GEMIS, see http://www.gemis.de).
But in history, as in nature, the continuous flux of change and chance transforms every being, invalidates every law, and alters every ideal.
For the past 50 years cardiac surgery has been in a continuous state of flux.
At any given point in time, the agent holds a set of justified beliefs but this set is open to revision and is in a continuous set of flux as further reasoning is conducted.
For example, it is not known if U1-70K istaticallyly bound to its targets or is in a continuous steady-state flux between various subnuclear domains.
